The Clinical Guide to Supportive and Palliative Care for HIV/AIDS

A Clinical Guide to Supportive and Palliative Care for HIV/AIDS • Topic Indexencephalitis, 217encephalopathy, 219end-of-life careAfrican Americans, 308–310children, withdrawing therapies, 279–280communication about, 431–432discussion topics, 456–457discussions about, 436–437, 436–441ethics, 350Hispanic preferences, 303–304patient control, 142prognostic markers, 29–30sentinel events, 479–486, 480endotracheal tubes, 140energy surges, 471Enhancing Care Initiative, 401–402enteropathy, 551enzyme induction, 565erysipelas, 188erythematous candidiasis, 170erythrasma, 199–200erythroderma, 199esophagusdisorders management, 162–164esophagitis, 89pain syndromes, 89espiritismo, 303, 306estate planning, 378–382ethicscase studies, 358–364ideals, 349–350principles, 351–357religious conflict, 376salvage-investigational therapy, 482–483euthanasia, 355, 356–357exanthematous pustulosis, 199expectoration, 143extubation, 140eye care, 469FFACES pain scale, 72, 99faith. see spiritual carefamilieschildren’s health care decisions, 280–282, 282communication, 286education, in developing countries, 396feelings about death, 450Hispanic, 303of homeless persons, 319immigrants’, 321multiple infections, 267parents as caregivers, 412–413patient’s death, 496, 496–498, 497provider role, 28SSI eligibility, 368TANF program, 368–369familismo, 303, 306family history, 52fans, 148, 149fatalismo, 303, 306fatigueassessment instruments, 63–64in children, 278differential diagnosis, 40at end of life, 500interventions, 124–125, 128–129near death, 470vocabulary control, 43feeding, artificial, 484fever, 40, 125, 129–130fiber, 160FICA, 292fiduciary duty, 377financial issues, 378–382, 412fluid intakediarrhea patients, 159in terminal patients, 137–138withdrawal, 499–500folliculitis, 186–188fooddrug interactions, 552, 553homeless persons, 318foster care, 284–285Freedburg’s model (of HAART effectiveness), 481friends, 319funerals, 377–378fungal infections, 192–194, 208Ggastrointestinal systemNSAID side effects, 106opioid side effects, 109pain syndromes, 88generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), 233goalsof care, 54discussions, 454at end of life, 495griefanticipation, 330–331bereaved support, 339, 342–345vs. depression, 225, 226influences, 331–333information resources, 527–528provider role, 28, 31reactions, 337, 342in rural families, 474support vocabulary, 343–344tasks of, 334–339theories, 335vocabulary, 329Grover’s disease, 200–201growth (physical), 268guardiansassignment, 285court appointment, 377as decision makers, 284–285permanent status, 384on standby, 383guiltduring long illnesses, 330mother’s, 472therapeutic failure, 27Hhair follicles, 180headaches, 91healers, traditional, 396hemoptysis, 152–153hepatic function, 106hepatotoxicityantifungals, 194HIV-related drugs, 562pemoline, 113testosterone analogues, 127590U.S. Department of Health and Human Services • Health Resources and Services Administration • HIV/AIDS Bureau